No. 1688, Gaoke East Road, Pudong new district, Shanghai, China.
No. 1688, Gaoke East Road, Pudong new district, Shanghai, China.
People flocked to South Milwaukee Saturday for Crusherfest in honor of Milwaukee wrestler Reginald 'Da Crusher' Lisowski.
Life-size bronze statue of Wisconsin wrestling legend Reggie "Da Crusher" Lisowski, with cauliflower ears, scars on his head, and a beer keg on his shoulder. Surrounded by landscaping that imitates a wrestling ring.
FOX6's own Gino Salomone hosted the unveiling ceremony honoring South Milwaukee's most famous son – a beloved professional wrestler. The statue was unveiled during CrusherFest, a two-day event...
South Milwaukee could soon have a new statue of a man they consider a true local hero, the deceased pro wrestler The Crusher. Fans of iconic professional wrestler are raising money to make sure ...
3 reviews and 19 photos of CRUSHERFEST "South Milwaukee hosted a 2-day fest to unveil a statue of beloved local wrestler The Crusher - how 'bout dat? I am serious when I say that this fest was just about the most Wisconsin thing ever. There was plenty of sausage, fried cheese, Lions corn (the best corn, duh) and of course BEER. There was a polka mass.
R eggie "Da Crusher ... "Da Crusher" died in 2005, but his legacy will live on when a crowdfunded, full-sized bronze statue of his likeness is unveiled at CrusherFest, June 8-9 at 1101 ...
Statue sponsorship and unveiling defies all expectations for the "blue collar" professional wrestler, who died in 2005. The verdict is in: Crusherfest was an enormous success. Few could be happier than the staff at Molthen-Bell, who took a special interest the memorialization of a local legend.
Visit Da Crusher Statue at 1101 Milwaukee Avenue. Reggie "Da Crusher" Lisowski wrestled professionally at the highest level for over 40 years and was known worldwide as "The Man …
South Milwaukee soon will be the home of a brand new bronze statue of professional wrestler and South Milwaukee native Reggie "Da Crusher" Lisowski. The statue will be unveiled during "Crusherfest ...
Organizers pay tribute to legendary wrestler Reggie 'Da Crusher' Lisowski with a life-size $40,000 statue in his honor.
In the heart of South Milwaukee, they finally unveiled a statue saluting a famous son – the legendary wrestler Reggie Lisowski, also known as "Da Crusher"!
The statue, made to honor South Milwaukee native and iconic wrestler, Reggie "Da Crusher" Lisowski, became a reality thanks to donations from hundreds of family and friends.
The Crusher statue – built to honor South Milwaukee native and iconic wrestler Reggie "Da Crusher" Lisowski – became reality through donations from hundreds of family and friends, and was ...
Reginald Lisowski (July 11, 1926 – October 22, 2005) was an American professional wrestler, better known by his ring name, The Crusher (sometimes Crusher Lisowski to distinguish him from other Crushers, such as Crusher Blackwell). In his obituary, The Washington Post described him as "a professional wrestler whose blue-collar bona fides made him beloved among working …
The crowdfunded bronze statue for South Milwaukee native and professional wrestler Reggie "Da Crusher" Lisowski will be located near the city's train station near 11th and Milwaukee avenues ...
He's a South Milwaukee icon. The statue to honor wrestler Reggie "Da Crusher" Lisowski was unveiled to thousands of fans in June. Now South Milwaukee Police say the statue has been smashed and ...
Recently, the City of South Milwaukee designated June 8, 2019, officially, Reggie "Da Crusher" Lisowski Day, in honor of the recently unveiled statue of the professional wrestler. Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers also issued a proclamation, delivered in his absence.
Crusherfest is coming to South Milwaukee June 8-9. In honor of the soon to be revealed life-size bronze statue of South Milwaukee native wrestler Reggie "Da Crusher" Lisowski, the city is ...
In the heart of South Milwaukee, they finally unveiled a statue saluting a famous son – the legendary wrestler Reggie Lisowski, also known as "Da Crusher"! Larger than life – and larger than most people – Reggie "Da Crusher" Lisowski was born in South Milwaukee in 1926 and, though he played high school football, actually began ...
SOUTH MILWAUKEE — The iconic bronze "Crusher" statue, built to honor South Milwaukee native and iconic wrestler Reggie "Da Crusher" Lisowski, was vandalized in late August.
Life-size statue of 'Da Crusher' to be unveiled next month. It only took organizers a few months to raise the money for a life-size statue of former pro wrestler "Da Crusher," which will be ...
According to prosecutors, damage to the statue honoring professional wrestler Reginald Lisowski, just unveiled near 11th and Milwaukee Avenue in June, was estimated at $1,200, with scratches to ...
As Crusher Fest approaches, lets take a trip down Memory Lane and review exactly why this cigar-chomping grappler deserves a statue as well as a spot in the WWE Hall of Fame.
The city of South Milwaukee is now home to a statue of a professional wrestler, which is pretty awesome. And fitting, given that the wrestler, Reggie "Da Crusher" Lisowski, was known as "The Man Who Made …
The Crusher was married to with wife Faye for 55 years. She passed in 2003 and the Crusher would succumb from a brain tumor two years later. They are buried at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery in Cudahy. He is immortalized in his native South Milwaukee where a bronze statue depicting him carrying a barrel of beer over his shoulder has stood watch since ...
Da Crusher Statue, South Milwaukee, Wisconsin. 109 likes · 160 were here. Monument
The city of South Milwaukee is now home to a statue of a professional wrestler, which is pretty awesome. And fitting, given that the wrestler, Reggie "Da Crusher" Lisowski, was known as "The Man Who Made Milwaukee Famous." His gimmick wasn't too far from his real life - Lisowski grown up in the area, working as
The statue became reality after a Crusher fan launched a crowdfunding campaign to honor the wrestler's legacy and quickly found there were still a lot of fans out there. Lisowski's children said ...
The city of South Milwaukee is honoring the professional wrestler "who made Milwaukee famous" — Reggie Lisowski, known to wrestling fans as Da Crusher. This weekend the community is holding CrusherFest, a two-day event honoring the local star, culminating with Lisowski's family unveiling a Crusher statue.
The statue is estimated to weigh over 600 pounds. The statue was funded by a GoFundMe campaign that was started in late-2017. The campaign ended up going viral with donations rapidly coming in and easily reaching the goal of $40,000 within a few months. Reggie "Da Crusher" Lisowski passed away in 2005 of a brain tumor. He was 79.
